zoomIllustration purposes only (Image courtesy of Anadarko) Japanese utility Tohoku Electric Power on Monday said it has secured volumes from the Anadarko-led liquefied natural gas project in Mozambique. Tohoku Electric said it would import up to 280,000 tons of LNG from the project over a period of 15 years, with
Image courtesy of Woodside Woodside picks Bechtel for Pluto LNG expansion Australian LNG player Woodside has selected Bechtel as the preferred execution contractor for the proposed expansion of its Pluto liquefied natural gas facility in Western Australia. QP CEO: LNG shortage to hit sooner than expected The global liquefied natural
zoomImage courtesy of Sempra Energy US LNG player Sempra Energy on Friday said that Cynthia Walker and Michael Mears have been appointed to the company’s board of directors. Walker is senior vice president of marketing and midstream operations and development for Occidental Petroleum, where she also formerly served as executive vice president and CFO. Mears
zoomImage courtesy of KBR KBR has been awarded a front-end engineering design (FEED) contract by BP for Phase 1 of the Tortue field hub/terminal development located on the maritime border between Senegal and Mauritania. The agreement contains a mechanism to allow the transition of the contract to an engineering, procurement and construction management
Image courtesy of H-Line South Korean shipping company H-Line placed an ordered a pair of LNG-fueled bulk carriers at the Hyundai Samho Heavy Industry. The order worth some 140 billion South Korean won ($128.5 million) is supported by the Ministry of Oceans and FIsheries with 9.6 billion won ($8.4 million).
Image courtesy of Kogas South Korean state-owned Korea Gas Corp has set the wheels in motion to replace the expiring long-term LNG supply deals. However, the company aims to expand its supply sources by looking at other options besides the Middle East or Southeast Asian suppliers. Speaking at an energy forum in
Image courtesy of GTT/ Roland Mouron Greek ship-owner Thenamaris ordered a new liquefied natural gas carrier at the South Korean shipyard Hyundai Heavy Industries. The company said on its website the vessel, Hull 3126 is scheduled for delivery in 2021. The tanker will have a cargo capacity of 174,000 cubic
Image courtesy of Cheniere Weekly exports of liquefied natural gas from the United States dipped for the second week in a row as only four vessels depart during the week ending October 10. Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration shows that four LNG carriers, with a combined carrying capacity
Image courtesy of LNG Croatia LNG Croatia, the state-owned company that is developing the country’s first liquefied natural gas facility on the island of Krk, called for bids for the development of the terminal infrastructure. The company invited interested parties to submit bids for the procurement of engineering, procurement and